Fisherton Mill - Gallery, Cafe and Studios

Type: Gallery

Built in 1880 as a grain mill, Fisherton Mill is the south of England’s largest independent gallery and a haven for discerning shopaholics and foodies alike. Set over two floors and a hayloft, The Mill retains many original features. The Gallery exhibits work by many leading artists, furniture makers and sculptors as well as an ever-changing array of jewellery, ceramics, glasswork and decorative items.

The Gallery Café offers an atmospheric setting in which to enjoy the great selection of homemade cakes. Lunch is light and modern using fresh produce prepared to order with healthy choices for children. There is courtyard seating for fine days. There are studio workshops around the courtyard and on the first floor where you can visit artists and designers at work.

We are situated in Salisbury, mid-way between the Market Square and Railway Station along Fisherton Street – look out for our signs under the archway.

Opening Times

2008 1 Jan 2008 - 31 Dec 2008

* Open Mondays in December.

Tickets Information

Road Directions

We are situated in Salisbury, mid-way between the Market Square and Railway Station along Fisherton Street – look out for our signs under the archway. No public parking at Fisherton Mill. Closest car park is Central car park.

Public Transport Directions

Salisbury Railway Station is 2 minutes walk.
All Salisbury city centre bus routes within easy walking distance.
Nearest major roads are M3; M27; A36 and A303. Follow signs to Salisbury. Park and Ride sites are located on A36 west of Salisbury; A345 near Old Sarum to the north of the city; A30 London Road - also in a northerly direction and the A338 south of Salisbury on the Downton/Ringwood/Bournemouth road.